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Originally posted by astcell
What will they do, offer you a job for $45K? Talk about a pay cut!
Besides, the payoff is when the person leaves the federal position and is hired by Beltway Bandit Corporation, where the hiring criteria is a clearance, the ability to breathe and brains are optional.
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Originally posted by murakami
but that reduces the amount of work filling out those financial disclosure forms. It's really a service.
Besides, the payoff is when the person leaves the federal position and is hired by Beltway Bandit Corporation, where the hiring criteria is a clearance, the ability to breathe and brains are optional.
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Originally posted by astcell
Yea, but having to live in the DC area, no thanks.
The real estate prices shouldn't shock you coming from SOCAL, but it is tough to own a home on a govie salary.
Of course the weather sucks in Upper Caucasia (that's what the wife calls it) when compare to California.
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The real reward comes when you're picking the lock of a top secret military installation somewhere in the middle of some country where even dogs are armed, and you have 4 special ops behind you, telling you to hurry the fuck up and open the dam lock, or else we're all dead! (and considering that the US is probably the only country who can afford any technology for making better locks, it's most likely that 99.9% of the rest of the world are still using locks that can be picked by locksmiths like those who are going to be at defcon).
I have to say, it would definitely be worth the experience.I never walk into a situation that I can't walk out of.
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Originally posted by phazon007
The real reward comes when you're picking the lock of a top secret military installation somewhere in the middle of some country where even dogs are armed, and you have 4 special ops behind you, telling you to hurry the fuck up and open the dam lock, or else we're all dead! (and considering that the US is probably the only country who can afford any technology for making better locks, it's most likely that 99.9% of the rest of the world are still using locks that can be picked by locksmiths like those who are going to be at defcon).
I have to say, it would definitely be worth the experience.
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